test difference

[jojotheman]

so as far as im aware, there are four or five popular varieties of testosterone. rather than having to spend hours researching, is anyone able to simplify it for me? just a few words or a small chart telling me then general difference and main properties between the types? would be a great help! jojotheman

[VTliftVT]

so as far as im aware, there are four or five popular varieties of testosterone. rather than having to spend hours researching, is anyone able to simplify it for me? just a few words or a small chart telling me then general difference and main properties between the types? would be a great help! jojotheman

if your too lazy to read the test descriptions on the website then we are too lazy to help.

[jojotheman]

thats not a response even worth posting now is it... roid rage?

[jAcKeD!!!!]

if your too lazy to read the test descriptions on the website then we are too lazy to help.

^^ true

[jojotheman]

but i jst wanna know what test is best for me? i didnt post a thread so that people would reply saying they r not going to divulge information. i jst wanted to know the difference

[ChuckLee]

if your too lazy to read the test descriptions on the website then we are too lazy to help.

I agree. No excuses. Time spent learning is the best time you can spend mate. keep it up.

CL

[NoobJuice]

Many of us spend countless hours researching what we put in our bodies the least you can do is read the profiles and decide for yourself which would work best for your goals.

[Big]

We aren't trying to bust your balls here, but think about it this way, often knowing the right answer isn't as helpful as knowing why the right answer is right. When we were in school, the teachers could simply have given the answers to all of the tests, everyone would have passed, but really wouldn't have learned anything. The research involved in learning these things is far more valuable down the road than you may realize right now. Reading the testosterone profiles could be easily accomplished in 30 minutes, even giving time to re-read and absorb the info. Time well spent for anyone interested in this field, in my opinion.

[NoobJuice]

We aren't trying to bust your balls here, but think about it this way, often knowing the right answer isn't as helpful as knowing why the right answer is right. When we were in school, the teachers could simply have given the answers to all of the tests, everyone would have passed, but really wouldn't have learned anything. The research involved in learning these things is far more valuable down the road than you may realize right now. Reading the testosterone profiles could be easily accomplished in 30 minutes, even giving time to re-read and absorb the info. Time well spent for anyone interested in this field, in my opinion.

here here

[VTliftVT]

People respond differently to the different types of test as well. So if i tell you that test e is best that doesnt mean that you wouldnt respond better to sust. the differnt types of test are also accompanied by different goals. you need to know your goal and try to match that with the best test compound. But knowledge is power my friend. If i tell you that injecting anthrax at 50mg/ED will "kill you in the gym" and you dont know any better, then wouldnt you feel stupid for not taking 30minutes to read and learn about it on your own?

[jojotheman]

ok well in that case, i will take your advice. i will start reading.